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Driver Download and Installation
Driver Download: Please go to Huion official web to download the latest tablet driver (Driver_12.4.2 for Windows user; Driver_12.2.2 for MacOs users).
Driver Installation: Please make sure there is no other brands driver on computer and close all drawing program or protecting program before installation. Please Run As Administrator when installing the driver.
MacOS users need to put software you newly downloaded into white list first to normally use it.
- Compact and durable
Being easy-to-carry and minimalist in design, 420 pen tablet of minimalist design and 7.5mm in thickness not only brings users more convenience, but also a 4×2.23 inch working area for creating. You can carry it everywhere you want.
- Delicate and high-efficient
Movement of your pen nib can be accurately captured with the help of 4000LPI pen resolution. The higher the pen resolution value is, the better presentation of each line input will be.
- Technology Electromagnetic Digitizer
420 graphics tablet is with resolution 4000 LPI, 2048 Levels of pen pressure, Supply Voltage DC5V and Power Consumption 0.35W. It provide you with excellent smooth operation. It is a grate wonderful mouse alternative.
- Lifelike and smooth strokes
200RPS report rate and 12mm sensing height ensure instant response to pen movements. Each line input is accurately presented, without compromising of the consistency.
- Meet all you needs
Operation on Windows and Mac OS are supported, with various mainstream drawing and designing software compatible. 420 is created specially for E-signing application, while drawing with the tablet is also supported.
- Strong compatibility
With 420 electronic signature pad, files edited on Word, Excel and documents of PDF or JPG formats are all compatible with signing function supported by our products.
Package contents:
- 1 x 420
- 1 x Battery Pen (AAA battery is not including)
- 1 x Instruction
- 1 x USB Cable
- 4 x Pen Nibs
- 1 x Pen Clip
Megan Denman
2025-08-19 14:18:22
I am coming from a Wacom Intuos Pro, but the drivers started having issues and the tablet became too damage to actually use. I had used that tablet for about 3 years and it is almost three times as big as this tiny thing. I am using it to play Osu! and to draw digital art, and it is wonderful in both aspects. I am a low-sensitivity player on Osu!, which means I use a lot of tablet space. I thought this tablet wouldn't be good for me because it would require me to use a smaller surface, however the 4 x 3 is quite large enough to play Osu! with! Anything bigger is unnecessary, and this is coming from a low sensitivity user.A lot of people have been complaining about the pen, but honestly it is probably my favorite part. The wacom's tip didn't give way at all and made the pen feel very stiff. This tablet works wonderfull and the tip gives way slightly, making a smooth and nice writing experience. People said it was back heavy, but the weight just made it feel more firm in my hands. I grip my pen tightly, especially while playing Osu!, so the extra weight made it feel sturdy. The pen does run off of a battery which sucks a lot, but for the price of a large pizza I can't find reason to complain. If anything the size is quite convenient, when I am forced to go somewhere I can stuff it in my laptop case and carry it with me anywhere, my Wacom would have had issues with such a thing.TLDR: It is compact, affordable, and well made. It has as good of quality as my Wacom Intuos Pro, and is 1/5 the cost. The pen is a bit hefty and it runs on a battery, but as someone who grips their pen tightly, I can say that I am happy with the heavier weight. There is no reason not to buy this, even if you just want a backup for a current tablet. As an Osu! player this is the dream beginner tablet, and as someone who plays 6* maps I can say that this thing works well in action for intermediate players too.
Master of Cats
2025-08-17 15:47:07
Loved it, once I figured out that it's a little different from mouse actions. Then it only took a couple of hours of use to get very good with it.I thought it was defective out of the box because I didn't understand this at first: You basically hover OVER the pad to move the cursor, then touch the pad to left click.I was dragging the stylus tip across the pad, which seemed intuitive because that's how a mouse works, you move it on the table to move the cursor. But this is more like you hover the tip in the air, it kinda seems like magic. lol. you more or less move it in the air over the pad until you want to select or draw, then you touch the pad with the tip.This is a very good and inexpensive pen input stylus and pad. I'm not planning on being an artist making drawings, but did some drawings to get used to the pen.I had a pen input from a different company in the late 90s. years ago. I returned it. Back then these weren't really ready for prime time. I like this one. Still, it's alien compared to a mouse, since I've been a power computer user with a mouse daily since 1996, but I'm getting used to this.Main reasons I got it are:1. To save wear and tear on my wrists, since you don't have to click anything to select.2. To do midi art music (drawing notes, then moving them around until they work well. I've done that with a mouse, and it's much easier with this.)If you're an artist and have resisted these, this is cheap enough to give it a shot. And it worked out the box, didn't require much / any configuration. The one I had in the 90s did.Was 25 bucks on Amazon including paying extra for the three-year protection in case Bob the Cat eats it.Note: you basically hover above the pad to move the cursor, then touch the pad to left click. You can program the two buttons for different mouse actions too. (I programmed them to both be right click, since touching stylus is left click.If your computer doesn't have a CD drive for the included drivers, they're on the website of the manufacturer. So is a PDF of the short, good manual, which is good, because the included printed tablet is tiny type. The manual is available in a dozen languages. At least.One tip: also leave your mouse plugged in, at least while you get use to using a tablet if you're new to this.Bottom line: Great price, works well; what a time to be alive.
Meirilene
2025-06-04 15:21:38
Produto perfeito.
Joun.n
2025-05-28 14:24:56
Una buena tableta barata llevo 1 semana probandola y todo va de maravilla precio calidad muy recomendableSirve para osu, para diseño gráfico si apenas vas empezando (si ya tienes experiencia mejor busca otra tableta mejor) todo muy bien con la tableta, tal vez el único pero es la pluma que necesita pilas triple A y que la punta si es algo frágil pero vamos este tipo de productos siempre tienes que cuidarlos,Sin peros ni quejas lapson México ya habÃa comprando anterior mente con ellos asà que tenia la confianza que llegarÃa mi producto
Sivaperumal K
2025-03-26 15:14:47
Good product
Dr4Gix
2025-02-23 16:19:33
Cela fait maintenant un peu plus d'un an que j'ai cette tablette graphique et je n'ai jamais eu aucun problème avec.Elle est en plus livrée avec des pointes de rechange, si les autres venaient à s'user au fil du temps. Seul petit soucis, c'est la fragilité du stylo, après 2-3 chutes, il a tendance à se casser facilement. À part ça, le produit est nickel et je le recommande beaucoup à ceux qui jouent à osu!, au vu de son prix totalement abordable comparé aux autres tablettes graphique sur le marché.
Dr.Nefarius
2025-02-04 11:48:05
Das Huion 420 OSU Grafiktablett haben wir unserem Sohn für Grafikanwendungen und zum Spielen geschenkt.Sowohl das Grafiktablett und der Batteriestift funktionieren bisher bei einer durchschnittlichen täglichen Nutzung von 1 - 2 Stunden einwandfrei. Der Anschluss und die Einrichtung des Tablets haben ebenfalls keinerlei Probleme bereitet (System: Windows 7, 64bit). Berücksichtigt man dabei noch den günstigen Preis, sowie das kompakte schöne und gut verarbeitete Kunststoffgehäuse, so gibt es nichts an diesem Produkt zu beanstanden.Kaufempfehlung und verdiente 5 SterneNachtrag v. 02.05.2018Anlässlich eines entsprechenden Kommentars möchte ich noch die folgenden ergänzenden Angaben machen:1) sowohl das Grafiktablett, als auch der Stift funktionieren nach knapp 2 Jahren immer noch anstandslos2) Die Batterie im Stift musste bislang einmal gewechselt werden - es kann allerdings sein, dass der nächste Batteriewechsel kurz bevorstehtRein rechnerisch müsste der Stift also einmal im Jahr mit neuen Batterien versorgt werden (vorbehaltlich der oben genannten täglichen Nutzungszeit)
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